Sentence formation: One of my close relative has been admitted in a hospital.

[Swami]

Hi,

One of my close relative has been admitted in a hospital.

The above sentence is correct or wrong.

[Alan]

Hi swami,

I suggest you change the following:

[Swami]

Thanks alan..

[Kishore_Bs2000]

burj dubai is having 1044 apartments..is this sentence is write or wrong alan?..

[Mixmixi]

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Sure I am not Alan, but I think the right sentence is 'Burj dubai has one thousand and forty four apartments'.
Hope dear Alan corrects me if I am worng.

Regards
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[Alan]

Hi,

I presume the question is about 'is having' or 'has/have'. There is no need to use the present continuous (having) here because 'has/have' already suggests 'continuousness' in the very meaning of the verb. Therefore Mixmixi is quite right.

Alan
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[Mixmixi]

Thank you Alan and sorry for answering the question that was for you.

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[Alan]

Hi,

Please don't apologise. We are very democratic on english-test!

Alan
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[Mixmixi]

So, Thank you for being democratic, lol
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[Kishore_Bs2000]

thanx mixmixi for your answer..